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Italian Alphabet: A, B, C, D…

    Learning any foreign language always begins with the alphabet. So here’s a quick video on the Italian alphabet from A to Z, where we also associate each letter with one of the most famous Italian cities! This is a great way to quickly memorize the alphabet and take your first steps in the Italian language.

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    The Italian alphabet

    The Italian alphabet consists of 5 vowels, 16 Italian consonants and 5 foreign consonants.

    The vowels are: AEIOU

    The Italian consonants are: BCDFGHLMNPQRSTVZ

    The foreign consonants are: J – K – W – X – Y

    Here are all the letters of the Italian alphabet in order (we’ve associated each letter with the name of a beautiful Italian city — this way you can get some spelling practice too!):

    Ancona

    Bologna

    Cagliari

    Domodossola

    Enna

    Firenze

    Genova

    Hotel

    Isernia

    Livorno

    Milano

    Napoli

    Ostuni

    Palermo

    Quarto

    Roma (the capital of Italy!)

    Sassari

    Torino

    Urbino

    Venezia

    Zagarolo

    Note: The 5 foreign consonants are only used in foreign words… therefore there aren’t any Italian cities starting with a foreign consonant! Here are some foreign words we use as-is in Italian:

    Jeans, Ketchup, Wurstel, Xbox, Yogurt

    Now you know the alphabet! Time to move on to learning the numbers!

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    6 thoughts on “Italian Alphabet: A, B, C, D…”

    1. não foi uma boa ideia apresentar em português uma língua que eu estou farto de saber desde meu nascimento
      italiano e molto meglio mi scusi

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